Yeah, I deleted the entire contents first. Thanks though, mate.
I'm wondering if this part of the guide for C++ 2008 that does not work for 2010 may be an issue?
Quote:
5.Now we install Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition
You can just install this with all the default installation. Nothing to
do until after installation is complete. But once it is done;
Open up the program and on the menu at top, click on "Tools"
From that menu choose "Options" and then you will see a menu list with
"Projects and Solutions" with a little "+" sign to expand that menu.
You will see "VC++ Directories" to click on and change the menu to the right.
On the top right of the menu you will see "Show directories for" and under
that, by default, it will show "Executable files".
First you need to change that to "Include files" from the drop down menu.
You will also see a little yellow folder icon under that drop down menu.
This is to "add a new line". After you click on that and see a new line,
you will see a grey icon to the right of that line with 3 dots [...]
Click on that to browse for the following: You will repeat this for all 3
new lines.***NOTE** the following are FOLDERS, not files.
INCLUDE:
C:\mysql\include
C:\perl\lib\CORE
C:\zlib\include
Now after those 3, change the "Show directories for" to Library files and
repeat the steps for the following 3: (notice, a couple are different)
LIBRARY:
C:\mysql\lib\opt
C:\perl\lib\CORE
C:\zlib\lib
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That ability has been deprecated to "property sheets" it says. I can't locate any such thing.